Mayo Business Plan won by solar iPhone panels
By Courtney Wirths | Apr. 19, 2014An iPhone case that charges your phone with solar panels, an app and website for keeping track of student meal points, and a barber shop to go in Campus ...
Read More »An iPhone case that charges your phone with solar panels, an app and website for keeping track of student meal points, and a barber shop to go in Campus ...
Read More »By Jenna Rose Correspondent Presenting his lecture “Trust vs. Transparency in Modern Democracy” to the College, famed communications theorist Michael ...
Read More »• Google has been expanding into the sky, agreeing to buy Titan Aerospace, a small company specializing in the production of high-altitude drones. The ...
Read More »The Art Students Association was fully funded for two requests during the Student Finance Board meeting on Wednesday, April 9. SFB allocated $233.50 ...
Read More »By Carly Choffo Correspondent Last Wednesday, April 9, many students gathered in the Library Auditorium for the presentation “Skateistan: Using Skateboarding ...
Read More »[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="1024"] Emergency vehicles and Hazmat teams arrive at the Library and Eickhoff Hall. (Photo courtesy of Summer ...
Read More »Two new clubs were approved by Student Government and the decision on a third was tabled at the general body meeting on Wednesday, April 2. Russian Club ...
Read More »On Saturday, March 29, at 1:49 a.m., a student was arrested by Campus Police for punching and breaking a window on the second story stairwell to Lot 11. ...
Read More »• Late-night TV is changing forever. Last week, long-time late-night television host David Letterman, 66, announced he would be retiring next year. ...
Read More »In preparation for the upcoming Greek Week, the Inter-Greek Council was allocated $2,200 to bring a stage and equipment to campus by the Student Finance ...
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One grandmother, one uncle and one close family friend (she calls him ‘uncle’) have all been taken away from her because of cancer. Her other grandmother ...
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Approximately 900,000 people in New Jersey don't have health insurance, according to Alescia Teel, the communications lead for the New Jersey chapter ...
Read More »New text message from TCNJ Emergency Alerts. It’s a message most students at the College have received at one point or another during their time here. ...
Read More »Student Government President Tyler Liberty announced at the general body meeting on Wednesday, March 26, that Funival planning is in the works. Funival ...
Read More »The annual “Copa Night” is ready to go after receiving funding from the Student Finance Board at their weekly board meeting on Wednesday, March 26. Union ...
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With clothes strewn on racks and accessories placed neatly on shelves, students were able to find hidden gems amongst all of the donations that were given ...
Read More »If tomorrow was your last day on Earth, what would you say today? That is the question Benjamin Rifkin, Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, discussed ...
Read More »David Muha’s name is infectious. It’s been stitched to T-shirts and chanted through Twitter. The sound of Muha alone soothes students with their eyes ...
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As one walks up to the College’s library on a weeknight, the impressive five-story building glows warmly through its many windows and just slightly ...
Read More »By Adam Braun Correspondent The virtual musuem of Anne Frank’s “Secret Online Annex” was explored by Alison Landsberg, associate professor of history ...
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